<TCPWM_name>_TriggerReload(); TriggerStart() Doesnot work.

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I am trying to create a timeout interrupt where the time is settable by the SW.  <TCPWM_name>_TriggerReload(); TriggerStart() Doesnot work. The SetPeriod value is ignored.

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Hi andrew.trobia_3264986,andrew.trobia_3264986

Please use the attached project for generating the timeout. Let me know if you have any query.

Thanks,

Ajay

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Hi andrew.trobia_3264986,andrew.trobia_3264986

Please use the attached project for generating the timeout. Let me know if you have any query.

Thanks,

Ajay

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In essence, the difference is the  call:

Cy_TCPWM_Enable_Multiple(PumpSensor_timeout_HW, PumpSensor_timeout_CNT_MASK);

This call was not obvious to me when I read the documentation. I don't understand what it does. However, thanks for finding it. The documentation talked about reload in the specific driver code. This call is underneath in the general driver. I missed that totally.

I had to strip down the project to the example I gave you for IP reasons. Giving the answer the stripped version was also a help. Thanks!

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